Sentence examples for issues manager from inspiring English sources

Now: Gehri took on a new role at Southern Company as a "climate change issues manager" after 1998.

"We're seeing a real defiance of what the Supreme Court has held," said Elizabeth Nash, the state issues manager with the Guttmacher Institute, a research group in Washington.

Nonetheless, "the imagery" of later abortion "is very powerful," said Elizabeth Nash, state issues manager for the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion access.

More than a dozen states have taken some steps to protect contraception access in health insurance plans, said Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute.

For them, going to E15 would mean giving up sales of premium, said Prentiss E. Searles, the marketing issues manager at the American Petroleum Institute, the trade group for the oil industry.

By contrast, a 12-week ban would affect an estimated 12 percent to 15 percent of abortions nationwide, said Elizabeth Nash, state issues manager with the Guttmacher Institute, a research group in Washington that supports abortion rights.

The decline in numbers is probably just due to registered lobbyists being rechristened as "strategic advisers", "issues managers" and the like.

By similarly thinking about how AI could provide early detection of business issues, managers can then naturally think about the data that could inform the detection.

In the current issue of MIT Sloan Management Review, Eric Bonabeau looks at not only the appeal of collective intelligence but also the practical issues managers need to consider to use it successfully.

After an all-day meeting at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, in which engineers reviewed and debated technical issues, managers decided that the shuttle and its seven-member crew could take off on Thursday.

A new "issue manager" in the intelligence community will coordinate hostage-related intelligence, including working "systematically and proactively" to declassify information that could be shared with family members.